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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-06-10
Communication.

CoToPAxI, Col, JUNE 6, 1887,
Ed. FREEMAS.-ThinEing some Of your
readers. many Of whom are old time friends
OF ours. might be interested in few items
from the Rocky Mountains We will give
them a sketch Of our dying trip to New
Mexico.
We boarded the train at LeadyiiIe and
descended a grade Of sixty feet TO the mile
where Ve found ourselves vghI-Iing from the
CITY 0f Peaks 20 warmer climate. On
bounded our engine with har long train Of
coaches dying after, as she rounded some
terrible pile Of granite on one side, while on
the other Jay the deep chssm Of soqe rocky
gorge which made our blood run cold as we
g-ze5 from window and contemplated the
possibility that We might topple over. Next,
we reached the Grand Canon, the greatest
sight OF all, the tops OF which almost meet
while We rushed underneath, expecting
every moment that some OF the granite,
which towers hundreds OF feet above would
tumble down and crush the lives of many
human beings On coming out we behsld
the huge, perpendicular walls OF the Grand
Canon from distance.
We wonder what the ingenuity Of man
vii! accomplish, to think Of engineering a
railroad up that rocky cavern where the
Arkansas. through ages. has only cut q
channel large enough 20 give her the chance
OF passing through with her freight OF melt
iug snow that she gathers from the mount
, aims above. BuT, man not content that the
, Arkansas should reap all the lsG,els that
would De gathered through pgSssge OF
the Rocky Mountains, vent to work and
I mas uObIy accomplished the enterprise, Tor
now the iron horse dashes up aud down at
I will We then went through q country that
! looked p little more civilized for we saw
/ { number Uf young orchards; then we passed
} on TO the city Pueblo where We changed cars
. Tor Esp!nOls, New Mexico; there we took
I lie stage foT santa Re and were very
/ glGG 20 reach that renowned city. The In
d;sns and GreezeTs are the majority oi
4 The population Of New Mexico and il j:
nOth!uS 20 see IN Indian coming into town
/ with BOW and arrow, driving half dozer
I little lackss loaded with 8COd, tiad or then
OaCas- The Jacks EEe nos Muct larger thar
. PGuESg giFG4ia steep and aIe greatly abused
( We TusticajEi through the city fCr some
. days visiting D.I stone Point or tbs out
/ skirts oI the city snd Tie Catholic chu-Ch
. which y oyer three hundred years old and
+ b IN O good state Of preservation. But Vi
/ are t-esspsssIuE on your time and space
I suffice 80 say We we're gIat to get bach
Co Colorado. A b.
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Items from FruSaIfty.

FRUGALITY, JUNE 9TH. 1887.
To THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMAN-Dear
Sir All Is quiet at this point. business Is
prospecting but news of interest is scarce.
Mr.. Thomas MeGoyern as shipped in a
car load Of Italians 10 work at the coke
ovens. tie Is building large boarding
house ana cOmmissary and will begin work
1T once.
The masOns are at work on the foundation
for the store the building will be a two
story structure 50XS0 feet on ground door,
to be used for stores and Offices for the
company.
Jack Youngkins was fishing one evening
and captured large swapping turtle, the
next day Jack was smacking his lips and
telling of his proposed feast, when some one
snapped the turtle and got away with IT.
Now Jack is smackIDg his fists and saying
big bad words about that chap.
On Saturday evening an orchestra from
one of the camps near by. came out and
treated US with some melodious music,
choice singing and some heavy, but yerY
good dancing. Call again Uncle Joe.
Miss Hilemau OF Indiana county, is teach
inga summer school ct Shirley. Frugality
is We'll represented by ouI little folks.
Miss Carrie DIllen (our esteemed land
lady,) has returned from Altoona, being
much improved in health, and reports hay
ing pleasant visit.
Miss Ella Gray has taken a trip to Coal
port for a weeks visit with friends.
The crop of rattle and black snakes Is
good, We have not heard or any big stories
yet Peter BOuTke reports killing a black
snake 10 feet inches long, with % rattles
on.
Any good men who wish 10 work IN the
woods can ind emf loyrsent heIe with good
wages. b.
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ALLAN-Mrs- Susanna Allan WAS sud-
denly stricken with palsy at tie home of
her only surviving daughter, In Chest
Springs. fingered eleven days in an ipsensi-
bic condition, and finally joined the great
multitude Of the departed, on Aax 80 1887,
aged 80 gears ana 10 months.
= mother 10 Israel, she trusted in the
LOrG Jesus as the Lamb 4 Coo that taketh
awss tie sIus Of the world" who is
"AiGhi, 20 Srye."
FUuT Sons and daughters preceded her
70 the unse,h land, she soiourning in the
land Of the living, up to the day OF her
death, with her only surviving daughter
Mis-. Esther Douglass.
Her sOrruwing friends and relatives fol-
lowed he: to her last resting place in the
Methodist churcE-yard in Chest Springs; in
the silent grave there to await the resurrec-
tion OF life.
de that formed nan from the dust, can
call h!m forth to life again from the dust
The Rev. Williams, of Altoona, preached
the funeral sermon Ia a numerous audience
OF different denominations.
the 90sIn pHai:u Sas read, Lord, Thou
hast been our dwelling place ia all genera
tions-" The text vas, That ? may know
Him, and the fellowship or his suffer
iugs" etc.
Lifs's 2 trust its years and trials
Given 10 teach Us how 10 die;
Sorrow, suffering and denials,
Lead Us 10 the Courts 90 high.
A. ID. Ii.
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Commonwealth Va. Daniel A. Glass.

Commonwealth vs. Daniel A. Glass. As
sauIt and battery. Jury find defendant not
guilty. but that lie pay half the costs, and
the prosecutrix, Elizabeth Reffner. the other
half.
Commonwealth VS.. Charles Stern and
John O'Bryan. Assault with intent TO rob.
Jury find defendant guilty. Sentence sus-
pended.
Commonwealth VS.. same parties Felon-
iouS assault and battery. Jury find Defend
ant guilty. Sentenced to pay a fine OF slOO
and costs ard that Charles Stern, undergo
an Imprisonment in the Western peniteutiG-
~ for a period of one year and that John
/ O'Bryan, undergo an Imprisonment in the
county Jail for six months.
! Commonwealth vs. Peter McGoldrick.
I Indictment assault AID battery. Jury find
! defendant not guilty. and that the pTosecU-
1 trix Ediie SkediIke. pay the costs. Seutsn-
! cet accordingly.
! Commonwealth VS.. John Daily, John
/ ConloCue and Owen Cain. Assault and
! battery. Defendants plead guilty. Seuten-
! ced to pay fine of SO, costs and undergo
imprisonment in the county jail for thre5
| weeks.
]
ceny. Five indictments. Defendant plead
guilty in each case Not yet sen fenced.
I Commonwealth VS.. Ellen Wisernan
Larceny. Jury fud defendant not guilty
Commonwealth VS. Andrew Greenwood
Larceny. Jury find defendant guilty.
Sentenced to pay fine OF $40. costs OF prose
cution and undergo Imprisonment in the
/ Western penitentiary for a term of one
year.
! Commonwealth VS.. Michael Donahue
/ Selling liquor on Sunday. Jury find de-
ft ndant guilty. Not yet sentenced.
! Commonwealth VS.. George Elliot, SherC
Elliot, John Moore Jr. and John Trout
Larceny. Nolle pros. entered as to Sherd
Elliot George Elliott and John Moor,
| plead guilty. Jury called IN the case of Johr
Trout, who after hearing the evidence re-
tired and failing to agree were discharge
Commonwealth vs. William Reed and
DaVic Mehsn. Resisting an officer. De
fenda:ts plead guilty. Sentenced to under
I 60 an Imprisonment in comfy jail for
I term OF two months.
! Commonwealth VS.. Joseph Noel, Abran
( Noel, Ida Noel, and Mary Eckenrode. Re
sisting an officer. On trial.
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TIE primaries were held on Saygr'r- last aud
on Monday the return Judges met az lhe Uperl
House ans counted -ac returns. II ore o'clock
Chairman Mayer called ire meeting % order and
Wrlam T.. Dawson, % tia'}i'z4r a-d John J Kin
uey. CO TuaurTniU. were elected SECRETARIES. Trc
reading OF the returns took about two hgGrs and
everything rassed of as smoothly a. -l1,s work.
on tris PAGE we publish the 0ftc'ol returns, Civ
Ing the o'Hi,fal vote @! each district.
After Jle counting % the returns Chairman
Mayer called tlo newly elected C9G-.y e1Ur-it-
tee together and they proceeded to business by
clCct.sg " \. r. Little, ESQ. 20 Allegheny twp.
and Adam rFucnEer, oi Johustuw7 Gs sc-ruta-tes
For Chairman o' the County comm tee the t0I-
lowing nominations were made. James NJ. Wal
tors Esq, oi J.husJown Charles Grouse, of
south Fprs and Dr. =. B. Soouau, OF Chest
~prugs.
pr. N0ouau Withdrew or che zcc0-d ballot and
james VI. walters was elected hv vote Of lvcu-
ty-01e 90 sevcr-ecE.
=. T.. ChrIstg. ai Iorr'to Ca1-Icz Grouse. Of
south Fork E. 2j. Linton. ~ '0' nstowr Geo.
=. 1Iears. OF Portage ana Caron La.ley Of Lily
we're chosen delegates 90 the STATE Convention.
Hon. L. D. Woodruff, oi JoHustovn, was elected
On cnlH0- Of tto state Central Committee
The committee adopted tEe following resoiu-
uruss
Bsso'rrd, Th1ttHr Chairrurr Of the nomocrltic
County Committee be instructed 90 present the
fg''rwiEE propositions t1 the voters a. the next
Democratic primary, relative 90 the manner OF
Masking nom. nations hereafter
First. Fur continuance 90 present Evstau.
NfrCrF. Fur Increased delegate Eystcm, uplu
the following basis. one delegate from each
district. aud for each district polling one hun
dred votes two delcgato7 aud for every 1cttttousl
one hundred votes one additional delegate. the
representation 90 De based each year on the Dem
ocratic vote puIied for the leading mar on the
state tckot at the preceding state election.
The committee uved the date .oT holding The
next primary election 'lr tie SlsUTGIy proceed
iHg the first Monday OF June next
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MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.

The following marriage licenses were
issued by the Clerk OF the Orphans Court
for the week endiuc Wednesday, June sth,
1887
James Morrison eud Martha Dixon,
ReaGe township.
Henry NJ. HGG aud I.rtet!a Bennett,
N1-r- 'vi'lr.
Ferdinand Nef5errcH and Hannah
Srh~itr. tGroUaurh
William Ernst ard Caroline LuuttOorRer
JoGGst8vu-
John 3. BoxIeT. ConenauCh and A1uie
NJ Beyer, Cr1yIe township.
John =. ShafIer, Johnstowu and Annette
Hammers, Upper YOfer township.
William A. Lehmier. CarrOiltown and
Maggie & Smith Barr township.
John HFider, Morrellviiie and Rosa Hess
Ter. Cambria.
Thomas c. Quitnier and Nellie Arrow
smith. GBl'itZin.
John Boder and Fannie zimmerman,
JnhustOwn.
Anthony RohIer and Lena Shaffer. Cone
mauCh township
Jefferson Evans, South Fork and Lizzie
F. Shaffer, SummerhilL
John B0wlas and Margaretta Pawn
JOhnstOwE
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railroad track near Portape ON Nondav last
was struck by an engine and so hadIv in.
iured. that the r,bvsJri,rs torr, - ,a,s-s,r,-
10 amputate his right Ie, abore ,be lr,so
Carev "a a,,out a vs,-s ~ on, -n,--,., b,,,
has M children. and : a res,I,,, 90 NJ,
York. He WIS tatsr 20 ,ba Arrnsb,rsa -,
Tuesday.
or,,a,r,I,,o,yr y,as ,,ns. - n, ,
and a lot OF clothing. reyolyors and otbsr goo.Is
taken. on Tuesday maa giving his name as
treaeTlek Cola was found hiding IN Mr.. Shar-
,I '-''' o. loser INSPECTION 'i nl' mo
brsp,s. b,,, =, ,ag t5.r,, ~
to the store by boring a hole rbrou,b me soo-
and removing the dead latch Tho tools used
were stolen from Mr. u. q. wetzsis shop IN Car
''l'''"n'
"A speclal dispatch 90 the Pittsburgh
Post on Saturday last SAYS Rev. James p.
( TRhauey, pastor o. - Johns Catholic
i Church. JOhnstowu, formerly pastor Of 81
/ Agnes, Soho. was This morning taken 70
/ Pittsburgh tor treatment at Mercy Hospital.
Ever since Father Tahanev came 70 Johns
town, about two years AGO. he has bceu in I'D
. health Last summer Na VISITED Ireland in
. the hove cf ortarrT-1, rrrfrr b,,f rs ra,u-1zI
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NJ. Ambrose Weakland. o; Susquehauna
township, was engaged on Monday last.
with several others, In peeIing bark. and
met with singular accident They had
cut down tree = short time previous and
in failing limb had broken of aud hu ng
unnoticed or another tree. While at work.
the limb which was large one, was dis
lodged by tie wind and falling. struck Mr.
Weakiand on the shoulder knocking him
dnwn and breaking his collar bone.
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RcmeWs Her Youth.

Mrs. Phete Cbesiey, Peterson. Clay Co,
Iowa, tells the following remarkable story
the truth of which is voucbed for by the
residents OF thu town 81 am 73 years Old,
have been troubled with kidney complaint
and ianeness for many years could not
dress my self SjtOut help. Now l am free
from all pain and soreness. and am able to
do ali my own housework. ! owe my
thanks IL Electric BItters for having re-
newed u.y youth, ana removed completely
all disease and pain" Try a bottle, only
zoe a the Drug Stores Of Z. James, OF
EoeDsburg. and W. W. McAteer of loretto
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MORE PROOF.

The proof Of the pudding the eating of it and the increasing
business OF merchant is of the popularity of his goods
and the fairness of his dealings.
Notwithstanding the wiley schemes of many of woud-be
competitors daily growing and multiplying Our trade
far this away ahead of all previous years pros
poets for the future still Frightening.
Let us again Ebensbu friends that their
appreciated and solicited entirely question of the best goods for
the least money.
We still the Reliable One Price Clothing
defy other to undese supply the quality
tit Of goods that command in Johmstown.
In purchases consult both quality price
pairing goods with those of Others examine critically the geup
the fnh the make, the fit and the lasting
member orders by mail VIII prompt attention
WOOLF SON & THOMAS,
the only real One Price Clothiers,
Johnstown, Penn'a
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NOTICE.

THE FOLLOWING PETITION For LICENSE
Il has been MED In the Court uf Quarter Ses-
s!ous. o. Samhri9 county. and viii bc presented
70 said Court on the hrst Monday uf June next.
Edward D'Neiil, lst va Cambria Eating House
j. a SHOEMAKER, Clerk.
Ebe sburg, May 20, 1887,
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The largest stock Of hardware ever offered in
the County can be found at my store. | am
nov selling many goods at much less than | can
replace them for but | will continue to sell at
Bottom Prices until | am compelled to replenish
my stock. When you want cooking or heating
stove, tnware hardware, nails iron, glass, trunks
and farming implements call and see my stock
and learn my prices. Ana :, g,
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VALUABLE FARM AT PRIVATE SALE.
Tho undersigned viii sell tneir farm, sit
uat-d ~ Aiieg heny township, adj I * lands Of
II. 4. NC jough, \, =. Sell Henry Manshe'd,
and otner>. containing acres. 90 acres cleared
and 5s acres wcii ciu.tcrei with oak. bemiock,
cucumber aEt !,iekDT, \ good t~O-story plank
house ara fraIne barn, together with All necessary
out Buiidiugs. never failing spring OF water and
n st cam o. ~aIef rUDGIUg through the TLn-
There Is si-O IS choice aPpie, pear and peach
trees o.. he premises me abJvc property will
be sold "a price and terms q suit the purchaser
and good narIAEtye Q deed guar nieed
NARY FURY,
ANN FURY.
l. y - IorcrJO Postoffice, Pa
aallp
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distance from 1shriHe oI. me C,,essos,. Cyeor
Jetd 20 d Hetc York Short Route Railroad.
THIS AGREEABI-E RURAL SUMNER RE-
SOhI on the mountain plateau three thousand
leet apnFe the sea level, IL well deserving of the
public patronage. It's environments of rural bsau-
ty; the purity Of the air. and its crystal surugs
its heaIthiu i ana genial climate and peaceful
teristcs commend the RESORT 10 tired seekers
after rest and calm rcpOse
The constraint OF fashionable hotel life is re-
placed vi thr ease and peace of quiet home. lite
which characteristic commends RURAL VIEW
TO a certain class Of health and pleasure seekers
RURAL VIEW reposes amid orchards and
meadows, with the towering green woodland in
the BACKGROUND fruits and vegetables teen in
abundant freshness from tree and garden while
the milky herd AFFORD rich white nectar n over
flowing measure.
The site Of the house IS on \ gentle rise of
ground. the dividing-ridRG between the head
these streams afford piScatUrial treasures in vari
ETY. to the ROD and line Of the fisher
The place is htted up with a view to the accomo-
dation and recreation of guests.
The roads. in three directions afford pleasant
drives through farming regions. and woodland
scenery seven mile to Loretto, hve to Carroll
town, and three TO -. Augustine.
Ponds. brooks ana streams entico 70 plscatOrial
sports, End the woods ford small game in SEASON
Vegetable IN their season VIII he supplied rom
the proprietors garden. and milE from the dairy
A LIVERY will be kept on the place those
wishing 10 bring their own teams viii be provided
viii good stahiing and careful gftenIguce
The NAIL arrives IA the village daily. TEL
FGRAPH a. LOretto. SkILLFUL MEDICAL
ATTENDANCE close iy IN the village.
The TERMS are reasonable. and win suit the
Guests Tor RURAI. VIEw yiIi stop Of aI Ash
vile. on the GressOn. Clcarheld GO. \ New York
Main Line Of the Pennsylvania Railroad al Cres-
son, Ia. The propri0tOr's coach viii meet all
trains. For further particulars, address,
MICHAEL. WALTZ,
RURAL VIEW, Chest Springs Cambria County Penn'a.
May 20, 1857.
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@ WITHIN c. sHORTLIDGE'sACADEMY

L miles IRON Philadelphia. Fixed price coysrs
every eNpcu Sc, even hDoka, sc. No extra charges
No Incidental expenses. No examination Tor ad-
mission. Twelve experienced t,-clgTs. all men
and all graduates. Special opportunities for apt
-fu-ents o. advance !ic-g- Special drill lOr
1ul and bariH H..rd boys pat.gn7 students
NAY select any studies or choose the regular Eng
.isA. Scien-Ec. Business, tius-. al or CIF1 Engi.
DeeTiug cDUr-e- Stu, ents fitted Media Acad-
eny are now iG Harvard, Yale Princeton a nd ten
other colleges and f0lyTc1huic Schools 10 stu
dents sent o. iege la 1883. IS Ia 1sS4 10 1885,
10 in 1885. graduating class the com IN ercial
department every year. A Physical and Chem
ical Laboratory. Gy mDasium and Ball Grouud.
1860 vols. added TO the Library in 1888. Media
has seven churches temperance charter
which prohibits the sale Of all intoxicating
drinks. For new illustrated circular address the
Principal and Proprietor. = SWlTHIN.C &. SHORT
LIDGE, 4. NJ, (Haryard Grsduate) Media, Pa
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE
THE SUBS, sREBES WILL SELL AT PRI-
4 RAEE ~ LII FIFTY AGhES Of land IH ALE
gheHS -cwBshlD. aLInInIng iat,ds VI D. &. AtoOre-
William tsuIlIIsJII anu other lands OF ths sub
scrIbeT. wtL a good water mill, and mDer
enough the lana Z, pay ioi u. There also
two log hu;Ises gha. cuuia he nxed mp TO b se in.
and some 81 msaIo~ ground Eleven hundred
dollars viii bay Il. aLc the subscriber VIII take
500 Of the purchase mCUcy a. saving.
FRANCIS MORAN.
Allegheny township. June 4, 1887,
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Poor Statistics.

The following orders were Issued BY the
Poor House Directors at their meeting OF
june I'll, 1881.
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RI r AL VIEW
SUMNER RESORT.

RTRAL Wv Is located ,.t (ges.
springs, Cambria County. Pa. "a rural ,tO,fy-
tain Uttdge Of churches and ScJtoOIJ.ostSes ,-ao
st,lI dfIttd scenes or peaceful -4gT-ictalflfre
KCR-iL JIEW as at "a cOBreniellt and ouiet
distance Prom 1skriHe. the CresSO,t CIe0r-
J'e'a 20 d hetc York Short Route Railroad.
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GTATEME ENT or All DITOR'S SETH TIEAIENT
- with the Supervisors Of Washington town
ship tor the year ending March Il, 1857.
PATRIcK x. MYERS, Supervisor, DIR.
To amount Of dudiIcate ............. s452 "a
To order 60 balance ----------......--.--. s.74
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a NNUAI. FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF
N LILLY BoEoUGH. Cambria county. Pa.
q A MCGDTAGIE Collector. DIR.
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MICHAEL. WALTZ,
RURAL VIEW, Chest Springs Cambria County, Pem'a.
May 20, 1851